DVD+R discs OMEGA 4.7 GB 16x 10-pack (40550) — writable optical media

Pack of 10 OMEGA DVD+R writable discs, each with 4.7 GB of storage and a maximum 16x write speed. These DVD+R discs are compatible with standard DVD recorders and drives that support the DVD+R format and are intended for data backup, video recording, file archiving and creating playable DVDs. The discs offer a single-recordable medium for medium-term storage and distribution of digital content.

Advantages

OMEGA DVD+R discs provide a predictable, single-session writable format with 4.7 GB capacity per disc and support for up to 16x recording speed, reducing burn time compared with lower-speed media. The discs are compatible with a wide range of consumer and office DVD writers that accept DVD+R, enabling straightforward creation of video DVDs and data archives. Their standard disc size and format make them suitable for most playback devices and PC drives that read DVD+R media.

Suitable for

• Backing up documents, photos and mixed data
• Creating playable video DVDs for home or small-scale distribution
• Archiving project files and intermediate backups
• Sharing multimedia files and presentations

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD+R (write once)
• Capacity per disc: 4.7 GB
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• Pack quantity: 10 discs
• Physical size: standard 120 mm DVD

How to use

Insert a compatible DVD recorder or drive into your computer, launch your preferred disc burning software, and select the DVD+R write option. Choose the appropriate session type (video DVD, data disc or ISO image), add files or video content, set the write speed — selecting 16x is possible but choosing a slightly lower speed can improve compatibility for some players — and start the burn process. Verify the burn if your software offers post-write verification to ensure data integrity. Once written, the disc is finalized and cannot be rewritten.

Usage recommendations

Store discs vertically in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Label discs with a soft-tip marker designed for optical media and avoid applying stickers. For long-term archival use, keep original copies on additional media and verify burned data periodically.